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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-19
FIanT WIFI A WHALE.
A Monster FinbRos Kills Three soamen
Before Being Killed.


NV YoEE, Nov. lS-A Proyinccton,
Mas, special sayr The whaling steamer
lizzic \, Capt. West, which has been en-.
gagged IN the linhack whale iifhcry on the
essicn colsi this season, ON October 0,
when about fifteen miles cast southeast
from Scruin island, OF tho coaf OF Maine,
taw large whale OF that species and nj.
tempted lbs capture. A boat was lowered
and manned Ivy Capt. West, his mate and
four scamcn. Capt West, with lnrgc,
heavy whale gun, in which was an cxplo.
sivc bomb lance, took the breach OF the
boat while the mate s,cccd. Upon ap.
pruachng lhe whale. II WAS seen That hc
would hc an ugly customer 60 dead with,
~ ho showed NO inclination Ca run, but
kept slowly millingaound, evidently wait.
ing io be- attacked.
"Whcn the boat WIS near enough 10
warrant a shot, Capt. West fired The gun.
buta' tiu sea was rough the motion II thr
boat Destroyed the accur,cy oi his aim.
The whale WIS badly wounded, bat not in
y vital part The whale then made cor the
boat, and In passing under Il struck itWilh
his ilukrs. throwing ID some thirty irrl IN
The air With its crew. AZ the boat de-.
sounded the whale again struck ii with hi-
tail and completely demolished the boat
ami kiiiri ono uf The vtuN, Deck kiuch,
cutting him completely IN two. THE whale
thrn commenced 10 bite and strike with
his tail NJ lhc pieces IT tho boat. killing
two m.n. men, Neal Olsen and Chris John.
son, who Nyfo supporting Themselves ON
plelN ui llc wreck. Capt. West, The mate
nnd iliroi.rf man vgiU safely taken ah0arl
The slclucr. and another boat was lowered
10 clpiulc The monster. Then the whale
attacked the steamer ny quick turn Of
the rnddrr ihC steamer cleared him by u
Tow ircL Tai. ocouucd rccond time, and
the swell which WIZ caused by the whales
tdl hack into ihc water kno,icd all un
hgrl or lhcir feet. BY throwing over nt
immcn.r c.s, at which the whale. think
lug % va, The shin, kept buckiug away,
The captain was cnRblcd b yet O shot viii
Killed.
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rn,nI nnIlro.d Acclarn,.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. Engineer
Roman and nm unknown brakeman OF the
crew Of train No. 10 on the Chesapeake,
Ohio 4 Southwestern railroad wcto killed
by nm accident on that line near raducah,
Ky, this morning. The engine WIS pre-
cipitaicd into creek bed from ircsilo,
the supports Of which had buircd away.
Tire conductor md another brakeman
were seriously injured. Tho manager OF
the road reports great difficulty in keep
ing other trsllc- work ON the line sale
irum fire, owing 10 the pruiTuCicd drought
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I.irnt- Tnnni..,.n..-

INV NoEg, Nov. lS.-Licnt. Emery II
munt, who was ON the Crcoly relief cXpc
dition, aud Who IL widely known ~ ar
African traveller, was placed on trial ycs
tcrday at the Brooklyn navy yard, charged
with absence without leave and disobodi
cnco 81 orders The lieutenant claim, thai
Ice Was III, suffering from African iUycr
and was unfit Tor duty. In case De- b
found guilty, iauni uyH lac viii return Z,
Africa and lsin his trend, Henry VI. stan
Icy. The findings Of the couft-mmtinl vii
probably bo submitted 10 the navy d.
ptnmlnt Monday.
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"a o. Tclcrr.rhc,. r.,IIc,ra.

Nrw NoVr, Now is-Thc sun says
"Ncaily 20 tclcgJphcrs Of both sexes,
employed by the Baltimore & Ohio tclc.
ruph company In the operating room nj
Broadway and Canal s.rr', wurc notified
by Manager !. W. Mclnryn, ON Tuesday.
that their scr,icvS would moi be- required
after the last ol this month. NJ. Mclardn
Haid yesterday that iho Western Union
company Wlg going to close up ihr oilicc. ("
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-19
Ca,arrb. Rose or IIny fever.

The cleansing soothing aud healing
properties OF narbys Prophylactic Fluid
are experienced ia the treatment aud cur.
OF Calarrh and kindred complaints. The
Fluid sooihcs aud heals the infnmcd mem.
buncs and removes the offensive odOi
that chnuctuizcs the disease. Should the
inflammation have reached the throat usc
the Fluid a. q rargle TO allay the in1mn.
nation aud 10 disiuicct.
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"rire ~ OF Paper way he nsac.-

says "a scientific exchange, IRON pulp, con
sisting Of one purt vegetable fiber. two parts
asbestos onc-icnth part bopN. aud one ,lftll
part alum" II D. PITY that such facts a.
The one following cannot be- written, printed
or otherwise preserved upon some sort oi
ind,stuctible paper NV wife suffered
seven wears. aud was hcdriddcn, too" said
W T. lIucstis, of Emp0rin, kas; "a number
OF physicians failed 20 help her. Dr.. ricrce's
Golden Medical Discovery Cnreddcr." An
druggist, sell this remedy. Everybody ought
to keep H. II only needs q trial
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Dld Won IXrr-

W. w. BcNDlt. VI. ~, ui Raltimprr Nd,
ayN y have been IN the practice oi medic
icinc Tor over eighteen ycur-. but mover have
tocn Oh, equal ui Hodges Sirawrilla 10
has worked miracle herr iu curing thcuma-
tism and fcrliuin. llhyv almost como ~
thC conclusion that I cannot practice With.
out g." rHngum Root Medicine Co., Manu-.
inctuvrs Nashville 1run. "a ~ per bottle.
Sold 90 llristor'h drug f,uw g,l Main street
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Nav ORLgASa, Ia, Nov. lS.--A special
fiom Delhi, Ia, 10 the Picayunc says
"Frnnklin parish 10 Hill much cS,itcd
over tho King poisoning casc. II will be
rrrolIccied that alou, October %. after
. fnpper given at George @. Kings house.
N Fnnklin parish. some thiHy.thrce per.
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Chancory Sale of Real Estate.

No Cio'. n In me Ch1hcc-y Court N shelby Conn.
ty.-My 81. Bingham 81 H. ". HaltIe ~ hing
ham ctal.
~ virtue 90 IN introductory decree Tor sale on.
tend tn tbc above Clusc on the 10Th day ui May.
40, n. " ~ T1ro q and rrueWcd iuly o. tss9 N.
~ 'g Tagr ~. VIII tcil 81 public nurinn, n tho
highest bidder iu front Of Che Clrfk uui Mlllcfs
uirp ul the Main street cutrluncof The Cout. hous1
81 shelby county, Mcnphis. Tennessee. on
saturday, November 10, 1881.
within lcgnl hour. The fillJviur dccritcd pforen
~ situated in memphis, shelby county, tennessee
ioWiu
H.rinrlnr ~ n t'ac, or point who're tie dividing
lire hciwrrl ioisf 4" aud ~ intersrc. or strike
che cot line az side az iriri-ipy avenue o. Town
Reserve mos Nauursis firHrr; running thence cast
along sAd dividing line asa irrt thence north
VTmllcl with Mrunsug h,uet Do feet thrnrc west
aiNi "a fNt o. Manassas rtrvUi. thence Epuil along
aau firOoi 900 iCft a. thc hUguning u. shown un a
rlnn VI hpmugIsH lands iu The cause vt q. L.
llo'uwvt Iciccun Ecinbcr e al, tAunccr Court
81 shelby county
Tho above property win b. rcli 10 iour l1's-iwo
fronting n ittt each ON cost side Of Mlnlsus street
hy one hall ui iU depth 81 entire Dot Hiout - ircO
between Igrilel llua aud two lot ifnnting ~ icrt
on wet side o llr'' avenue ~ depih between par
ullri lluts ~ ninul 30 leCt
Terms Of tnic cone tld cfth ialan0e IN ono
rnl two years pun hls.f iu uN""fliu nous Nih up.
proved .ocurV, nui ilgg rniucd " noolFc bcr
Inyuout
X 7. MCDOWELL, C. andM
ryf ~ rri'ov. u a. nul g.
TAYLOR q tlfrhl l.. ID. lorian ami y ~ No
Henry, Solicitors we'll
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HEALTH ~ WEALTH -- DS il.suscgard's
7onio Md Ncrgtie, tie Great
Irruft flfuifr.

NERVOUS DEBILITY IN ON o. rie- nicnti
" uii phJ .iHsl depression accommodation hy.
puthnulfia tfeuiiiy. uCuralra. h,fTfIa, lu0lucity
Tor tiuur of hus.ulFs. uHfuiiElt Impotence. cpep.
CUfui Dob either HUE hr The u.g ~ this uurNrpllrd
pfvulrulun. % ia mrttrr ~ supreme imn0ffanco
70 usl nrrrr.rilie twntsiriH for the cuIe " tie
anu Nrftiuc nfrt many ycnn TRIAL in kIrfei ht
proved iulnll.ule n tHlcu ncHorilug 20 dlncien-
Whidi ufe HlilfVd h. cash Lotto. onc box c4hal 70
ifiUc. si.oD box. 90 siS bngCs Tor 500. -tht
by mali nwplid on bfVipt NJ ufirc. NeEha,au.cs
Ala hlNps ~ cam anv tuac Win oish Htasi "
ccircd By ~ Cos ak boxes NC VII scni our NIl,NL
riiunnbr To- r'tufn The money " lnatm'ut ~
not cicei crw A. kcnkrn ca, Drvgfise s9,s
agent. iur Jnitcd blalU.. ~ and ~ Main slfeel
AcmphN Tona
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a noaa sure rhIra on rrnnk anlct,.

Norfolk lNChl News september ~
Prank Gillctt, 81 this city (Norfolkl the
lucky holder Of onctenth part OF ticket
~, jOi IN the Louisiana State lottery, draw
ing AiO.uN ON the 18Th inst, received a pick.
arc Yesterday by the Wclls.Farro express
containing 30 crisp go bills. Returns N,rc
made in'iua nine DAYS fr1m thc time thc
| ticket Was forwarded from here for collcc.
ton.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-19

Tho name oi Dr. Dummond, the a.
nous scientist oi the University Of Edin.
bury, IN mentioned a. the choice Of an in.
ilucnial pofihn 81 Princeton alumni, Ia
succeed Dr. McCosh "a president Of Prince.
ton college.
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Come roan, Tor narEa,as

Twenty bales u bel comforts a,' % ccn,s
worth fully Sl.
Ton cIH8 white bed blankets nj siSi. rs.
u.aT proc, 81.
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Men srwod cali shoes. button, lace and
conrrrs., at 50. 81. rually worth o.
lndiH' uwcd I'D button shoes ai SlGj,
worth $50.
BOY e cali shocs, g1ol qualify, at sLOL
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FISr Watch Work. Mullord'A
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NOTE Our sior b open every saturday
until . O'Clock +, M.
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REMARKABLE RESCUE.
Dragged Out of q Hundred and Sixty
: Foot Deep Well with . Hook.

Dragged Out of Hundred and Sixty
Foot Deep Well with Hook.
The story of singular and serious acci-
dent comes from German settlement near
New Braunfels, Tex One Of the farmers
in that vicinity recently started boring an
artesian we'll in his back yard. After go
ing one hundred and sixty feet without
signs Of water he abandoned the project
and removed the framework around the
well hole, which was eleven inches in de
ameter From time to time neighbors ex-
amined the well, and by this means the
hole was left uncovered. One day the
farmers two-year-old child was playing
IN the vicinity of the well, and when its
mother came to look for the little fellow
he had disappeared. Becoming alarmed,
she searched the yard, and going to the
well heard from its dark bottom the plain.
tive cry Of '.Papal papal papat'' When
the woman realized the truth she was
frantic, and, running to the field, called
her husband and his helpers. The news
quickly spread among the neighbors who
congregated to offer assistance. At first
the parents could think Of no way to res
cue the child. A rope was dropped down,
but the child could not grasp it The cry
grew fainter and fainter, and at the end OF
the first six hours q stout iron hook was
lowered, and, after many frultless at
stempts, occupying two days and nights.
the distracted parents succeeded in drag
gi1g the child TO the surface more dead
than alive The little fellows body was
fearfully lacerated BY the hook, and great
Hexhausted from its long 'immurement
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St. Declan's Stone,

Ardmore was anciently place of
great consequence, and the favorite re-
treat of st. Declan, who was the friend
and companion OF st. Patrick. It was
an Episcopal See established in the fifth
century by ST. Declan whose fame and
sanctity are still venerated here. A
stone, a holy well, and dormitory i'll
the churchyard still bear the name Of
St. Declan. ''St. Declan's Stone" is on
the beach; it is large rock resting Oh
two others which elevate it little above
the ground. On the Oath of July, the
festival of the saint, numbers of people
do penance on their bare knees around
the stone and some creep under it, as it
has the reputation of curing rheumatic
affections. In the churchyard is the
.sDormitory of St. Declan," small low
building held in great yeneration by the
people in the neighborhood. ''St. De-
clan Well" is near the ruins of the
church, little distance from the village.
The late William Williams, Of Dungar-
van some 12 years ago discovered some
'Oghom Inscriptions on stone in Ard
more graveyard. In paper forwarded
by him in July, 1869, to the Kilkenny
Archaeological Society relative to them,
he writes thus:-Two of them I have
;lov+;Ho1 oo tho 1,urio1 monuments of
two old chiefs or kings of the Decies--
namely, Anae and Lugud, father and
son, and the latter was st. Declan's s
great grandfather.
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The CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE
g. ST. PAUL R'Y

L -
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st. Paul and Minneapolis via LA
Crosse and Milwaukee to Chicago
and all points in the Eastern States
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west. is the on y 1ne running
Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping
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in the World, via the famous ''Riv-
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of Lake Pepin and the beautiful
Mississippi River to Milwaukee and
Chicago. It's trains connect with
those of the Northern lines in the
Grand Union Depot at st. Paul..
No Change of Cars of any Class be-
tween st. Paul and Chicago. For
through tickets, timetables, and
full information, apply to any cou-
pom ticket agent in the North Invest.
r. Miller, General Manager; j. r.
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seneer and Ticket Agent, Milwau-
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MINI. .s. a.ss # 43sf Ss8i 81,
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THE MicE-sKlN MARKET.

"A Bit of Pleasantly Which Cost Its Per-
petrator Five Hard Dollars.
The story goes that the fur-runner has
one section of Maine in which his appear.
ance on q fur buying trip is an event. says
the Lewiston (Me.) Journal About every
body sells to him and he hasn't made many
mistakes in his buying. He cultivates this
section. He saves his best jokes and his
funniest stories for this locality. Hence
his grip is good nd he don't want to lose it
It was after successful expedition
into this section recently that the fur.run-
ner fell a-talking. How there is danger
when q man falls a.talking and on this
day in question the peltry king told yarns
and talked about flrs and how money
could be made and lost in them. SAID he
to the listeners: ssWhy don't you save up
some mice skins? The market is big on
mice. They are worth-lemme see-they are
worth about ten dollars a hundred" and
then he smiled complacently as man spoke
up and said: "B' gosh, is that fact2 Well,
now, you bet we cod get a bushel on 'em
in week if we was mind to-" 1t was
only just sort of joke and he went away
forgetting to remove the impression,
Several mon tbs passed and he went back
again, bargaining and buying He had
traded for good many fnrs, when, in the
course of the trade, the seller said: s'The
boys has got lots of mice skins for Jou."
The buyer looked wonderingly, and then
up out of the past came the vision of his
previous iniquity. ''They have have they?"
replied he. "Well, DONE know, exactly.
Dil I say I'd take 'em9'' ''That's what
you said," was the reply. 'Ten dollars
hundred and the boys has about two hun
dred of 'eln.'
mt ~
had fully that number of mice skins
stretched on boards. The buyer had to
invent something, and 80 he said that the
market had dropped off over three-quar-
tiers since he was here before, and he ended
by settling with the boys for five.dollar
bill 1t would never have done to de-
clined them, for that might have spoiled
the trade on more sizeable and more mar
ketable pelts in that vicinity forever.
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sUMMQNS.
pbsrss SE SSaE e4'P Sf ssRas

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, Comfy of Henne-
p pin-District Court, Fourth (4th)~ Judicial
District.
David Marcy and Agnes Marcy by her guardian
ad Item David Marcy, plaintiffs, against Selinar
Carthenser, Ives .Deidnckson. Jose Deidrick-
son, Jesse Deidrickson and J. ". Melzroth;
claiming any right, title, estate lien or interest
in the real estate described in the complaint
herein, defendants.
The State of Minnesota to the above-named de-
fendants:
You are hereby summoned and required to ans
swer the complaint Of the plaintiff Ia the aboye-
the office Of the Clerk Of said District Court, at
the city of Minneapolis, county of Hennepin. and
State Of Minnesota, and to serve a, copy of your
answer to said complaint on the subscriber, at his
office, in the city of Minneapolis, in the said
county q Of f.? IH?ennspin within twenty days after
the day of such services and if you fail to answer
the said complaint within the time aforesaid. the
for the relief demanded in said complaint, to-
gether with plaintiffs costs and disbursements
herein.
Dated May 9TH, A. D. 1887.
THOMAS CAVITY.
Plaintiffs Attorney, Minneapolis, MINI.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

TN PURSUANCE Of an order of Hon. f. Won
~ Schlegell, Judge of Probate for the County OF
notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against Eliza Barry late Of the city Of Min
neapolis, in the county of Hennepin and State Of
Minnesota deceased, that said Judge of Probate
will attend for the purpose Of examining and al:
lowing such claims, at his office in the city Of
Minneapolis, in said county, on the first Mondays
aad dsxs 9onSs
from the date of said order has been allowed and
limited for the creditors Of said deceased to pre-
sent their claims against the said deceased to the
said Judge of Probate, for his examination and
approval.
Dated this 18th day of June, 1887.
TERRENCE CONNOLLY,
J. r. CoRRIaAN, Administrator.
Attorney for Administrators.
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The Belfast "Vindicator." !"

This journal was started in Belfast as
an organ of the Young Ireland party. 1t
was published both in Ann street and
Rosemary street. It's first editor was
Charles Gavan Duffy. Shortly after
Gavan Dufy's retirement, when he went
to Dublin to establish the Nation,
James McC Convery became nominal pro-
prietor and Neil McDevitt editor. The
paper, like the movement it repre-
sented, was brilliant but short-lived.
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Dated May 9TH, A. D. 1887.
THOMAS CAVITY,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Minneapolis, MINI.
SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
GTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Henne-
y pin, District Court, Fourth (4th) Judicial
Mmotay itn1oI. n. Bohap and John o,Keefe, as exc
cutors of the last will and testament of
Thomas O'Keilly, deceasea, plaintiffs, against
Frederick Boiler. Pauline Boiler. Anna
parties unknown claiming any right, title or
interest in the real estate described in the
complaint herein, defendants.
Defendants:
You and each of you are hereby. summoned
and required to answer the complaint of the
complaint has been filed in the office Of the
Clerk of SAID District Court at the City of
Minneapolis, County of Hennepin, and State
Of Minnes9ta, and to serve copy Of your an m
Office in the City of Minneapolis, in the said
County of Hennepin, within twenty days after
service of this summons upon you. exclusive of
swer the said complaint within the time afore-
said, the plaintiffs in this action will-apply to
the court for the relief demanded in said COM
plaint, together with plaintiffs costs and dis
bursements herein.
s~>- 1~-' - j.. r. CoRRIGAN,
Flaintff's Attorney, Minneapolis. MINI.
NOTICE OF LIS PENDENs.
y District Court Fourth Judicial District-ss.
Timothy M. Bohan and John O'Keefe, as execu-
tors Of the last will and testament of Thomas
O'Reilly, deceased, plaintiffs, vs. Frederick
Boiler, Pauline Boiler, Anna Mininger and
the unknown heirs of John Mininger, deceased;
also all other persons or parties unknown claim
ing any right title or interest in the real estate
described in the complaint herein. defendants
Notice is hereby given, that an action has been
commenced in this Court by the above-named
plaintiffs against the above-named defendants, to
correct and reform deed bearing date October
2Oth, 1856, executed by John Mininger and Anna
of the Register of Deeds in and for said Hennepin
county, August 3rd, 1858, in book NJ of Deeds, on
page SO.
Also to correc. and reform deed bearing date
April 18th, 1885, executed by Frederick Boiler
and Pauline Boiler to Thomas Riley, recorded in
the office Of said Register of Deeds, April 18th,
1866, in book 10 of Deeds, on page 3N.
The premises affected by said action are situated
in the county of Hennepin and described as fol-
lows: The west half of the northwest quarter of
the southeast quarter. and the west five eghths of
the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of
section four, township one hundred and eighteen,
north of range twenty west of the fifth prin-
cipal meridian.
Dated May Is, 1887. -
j. r. CORRIGAN,
Plaintiffs Attorney, 11O Hennepin Avenue, Min
rooro1io Minnoaoto
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Harry the Painter.

James j. Barry, the famous painter
and writer on art, was born at Cork,
October, 1741. His father was sailor.
His mother, a Catholic, had instructed
him very thoroughly in all the histories
of the saints, and these served him as
subjects for many of his early attempts.
In 1853 he made his way to Dublin,
bringing with him specimens of his art,
among which was his picture of st. Pat
rick baptizing the King of Cashel, which
found favor among the city artists, and
was honored with place in the Society
of Arts Exhibition. This picture was
unfortunately destroyed by fire some
few years later. The young painter
about this time was fortunate enough to
attract the attention of Edmund Burke,
whose interest was shown in q most
practical manner. Taking Barry with HIM
to London, he sent him to Rome for the
purpose of study, generously defraying
the necessary expenses himself. Barry
spent five years in Italy, visiting Flor
ence, Bologna and Naples, studying
pictures and sculpture everywhere. Re-
turning to England he produced .'Venus
Rising from the Waves" and Jupiter
and Juno.' The former alone was
sufficient to elevate him to the first rank
among artists. In 1882 he was elected
Professor of Painting, but he had dis
pute with Royal Academy, which ended
in the loss: Of his professorship. He
underwent many pecuniary embarrass-
ments, which times innumerable were
relieved by his staunch friend and pat
ron, Burke. Early in February, 1906,
he was seized with fever and pleurisy
to which he fell q victim. His most
celebrated work is a colossal canvas
1.-THE Victors Of Olympia, whose merits
even Canova was not slow to admit.
Next in order came .sAdam and Eve, .
1'Venus, Jupiter and Juno on Mount
Ida,'' and '.Death of General Wolfe. =
AS writer on art, Barry gained much
distinction. In :l773 he published his
well-known book enquiry Into the
Real and Imaginary DISTINCTIONS to the
Increase of Arts in England" These
he traces to the political spirit Of the
English, and their preference Of the
useful to the beautiful. Barry never
Ainched in his opinion, his life was q
never-ending controversy with the pub
lie on principles Of art. He remained
patriotically Irish to the day Of his
death. 5
The Irish standard., 1887-07-02
From the Irish Worldly
The Kingdom Of Kerry.

The origin of this title SO frequently
bestowed on this County was Palatin-
ate county when the Geraldines were
strong in Ireland. Kerry is the Angli-
cized form Of Ciar-raidhe, which means
the children of Ciar. This Ciar was the
son of Fergus MacRoy, one of the fam
ous Red Branch Knights, to whom
Moore refers in his stirring lyric, 'Let
Erin Remember the Days of Old"
The Irish standard., 1887-07-02

The Elliott House, 11s and 12O South
Third street. corner Chestnut, Still
water, MINI, is one Of the best $l.5O
per :daYs hotels in the state. James
Elliott. its manager has always a eye
the interests of his patrons &